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    F 250 Advanced trac message.

    Anyone have an idea on a Service Advanced trac message? It comes on then sometimes it goes off but it will come back on again.

    #2
    Probably something with an ABS sensor.

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      #3
      I had a guy scan it and it showed no codes and he cleared the light and it came back no shortly then went off and came back on.

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        #4
        Won’t show a code unless the actual “check engine” light comes on, most likely.

        Almost any electrical brain fart can throw a message like that. Could be something as simple as the battery getting ready to take a dump.

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          #5
          Not on a F250 but my niece had an infinity giving the same error message. Her fix was gas pedal, it was slipping causing error message down stream on traction.

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            #6
            Likely ABS sensor, probably front wheels. Get someone in the truck, then someone down by the sensors and start wiggling them. If the light comes on, you know where the fault is.

            Otherwise, take it to the dealer, and they can scan the truck and tell you exactly which speed sensor it is. Your third option, get Forscan, an OBDMX reader, and scan the truck. That will tell you the error code for the warning light.

            Mine comes on when it's been really rainy. Not sure why, and never could figure out which connection it is.

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              #7
              Thank you all. It is frustrating that is just comes on then goes off. Then sometimes just stays on for a while then you look and it is off. I dont notice any difference in the driving or handling so I have just been running it. I just hate to have any light on, on my truck. I guess I will hit a dealer I would really rather take an arse whoopin then go to a dealer, but sometimes you got to do what you got to do. Thanks again.

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